Understanding Both Sides of Their Conflicts Empowers Clients To: ​

question 8

Multiple Choice

Understanding both sides of their conflicts empowers clients to: ​

• A)exercise more choice over what they will change and what they will accommodate to.
• B)change their personality.
• C)have a better relationship.
• D)influence others more effectively.

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Definitions:

Eysenck's Model

A theory of personality proposed by Hans Eysenck, focusing on three dimensions: extraversion/introversion, neuroticism/stability, and psychoticism.

Goodness Of Fit Model

A conceptual framework suggesting that well-being and developmental outcomes are a result of the compatibility between an individual's temperament and the characteristics of their environment.

Anxious

Experiencing worry, unease, or nervousness, typically about an imminent event or something with an uncertain outcome.

Novel Situations

New or unfamiliar circumstances that require individuals to adapt or respond without relying on previous experience.